2002 Reissue Of Just Sunshine JSS 5. Vinyl Appears New, Unplayed. “Betty Davis' Debut Was An Outstanding Funk Record, Driven By Her Aggressive, No-Nonsense Songs And A Set Of Howling Performances From A Crack Band. As Overwhelming As Davis' Performances Are, It's As Much The Backing Group As Davis Herself That Makes Her Material So Powerful (And Believable). Reams Of Underground Cred Allowed Her To Recruit One Of The Tightest Rhythm Sections Ever Heard On Record (Bassist Larry Graham And Drummer Greg Errico, Both Veterans Of Sly & The Family Stone), Plus Fellow San Francisco Luminaries Like Master Keyboardist Merl Saunders And Guitarists Neal Schon Or Douglas Rodriguez (Both Associated With Santana At The Time). It's Hard To Tell Whether The Musicians Are Pushing So Hard Because Of Davis' Performances Or If They're Egging Each Other On, But It's An Unnecessary Question. Everything About Betty Davis' Self-Titled Debut Album Speaks To Davis The Lean-And-Mean Sexual Predator, From Songs To Performance To Backing, And So Much The Better For It. All Of Which Should've Been Expected From The Woman Who Was Too Wild For Miles Davis.” John Bush All Music Guide.